The Archive
Year: 2014
Uganda leader to sign anti-gay bill
Basing his decision on alleged “medical experts” the Ugandan president says he will sign the bill which will give life imprisonment to gays and lesbians.
Bishops of Kansas oppose anti-gay bill in their state
Some people regularly suggest that the Church should stay out of politics, but we regret to observe that the current political agenda is encroaching upon fundamental principles that Christians, and people of all faiths, hold dear: compassion for the poor, safety for all people and equality for everyone.
Religion and the digital reformation
Iowa Public Radio’s program “Talk of Iowa” featured a lively discussion of religion in the digital age that included Elizabeth Drescher and Phyllis Tickle.
Playing with religion in “The Lego Movie”
Jeffrey Weiss at RNS says “The Lego Movie” builds its story upon religious and moral themes which snap together in some very unexpected ways. Torey Lightcap shares twenty ways the film informs his faith.
Who’s in Charge Here?
Friday, February 14, 2014 – Week of 5 Epiphany, Year Two [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including
Cynthia McFarland: rise in glory
Cynthia McFarland, one of the most grace-filled, tech savvy leaders in the Episcopal Church has died today. She was an editor for Anglicans Online and manager of the Bishops and Deputies listserve.
How he learned to stop snarking and love the screen
Pictures illustrated modern issues and mission. Single words or simple phrases emphasized important points. Video was used mainly for backgrounds to keep visual interest. I was mesmerized and wondered if this was what I was looking for…
The Methodists have a new website
The United Methodist Church has a new website. Why not drop over and have a look, and then come back and tell us what you
The crisis of Biblical manhood
Rachel Held Evans has heard enough about Biblical womanhood, and says it is time to give men the “Titus 2 treatment.”